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[SOLVED] The tag <u>!
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[SOLVED] The tag <u>!
Okay,
Since <u> is depreciated in HTML4.0; How do I underline text? Sorry for the stupid question. Blessings, =Nathaniel
Last Blog Entry: My blog? (Oct 18th, 2007)
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Re: The tag <u>!
Please read this first!
Why don't you try to google it? I found tons of them! One of them is this one: Text-Decoration
Last Blog Entry: ASP Programming Tips and Technique (Oct 26th, 2007)
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Re: The tag <u>!
You could use CSS and a span class?
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Re: The tag <u>!
^^ That is the way to do it.
say:
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Re: The tag <u>!
Oops, sorry guys... I wasn't thinking straight last night as it was nearing 1-2 am i think... LOL.. But thank yufor helping me
Last Blog Entry: My blog? (Oct 18th, 2007)
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Re: The tag <u>!
if it's just one thing,
i think: <p style="text-decoration: none"></p> is suitable.
Last Blog Entry: 3D Chess in your browser! (Mar 14th, 2008)
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Re: The tag <u>!
Quote:
<p style="text-decoration: underline"></p> ? |
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Re: The tag <u>!
yeah sorry
i was had links in my head :s
Last Blog Entry: 3D Chess in your browser! (Mar 14th, 2008)
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Re: The tag <u>!
What Alex? Personally i feel it is easier to put it in my css then i can use it as many times as i want although your way will work.
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Re: The tag <u>!
yea the css sounds liek a better idea, LOl.. That's where i used it at.. LOL...
Last Blog Entry: My blog? (Oct 18th, 2007)
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